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To: Richard Kimball
Top Ten Advertising Slogans Rejected by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce:

10. Visit Cleveland - there's hardly any traffic here during playoff season!
9. Cleveland - We're nothing like those guys on the sitcom.
8. Cleveland - Because we don't suck as bad as Cincinatti.
7. Cleveland - Other than the Cavs, the Indians, and the Browns, we're a great sports town.
6. Cleveland - Making Pittsburgh feel good about itself since 1950.
5. Cleveland - At least our suburbs are nice.
4. Cleveland - Even Belichick couldn't win here.
3. Cleveland - Hey, we're not one of the 10 most dangerous cities for crime anymore!
2. Cleveland - Convenient to leave by bus, train, or plane

And the Number One Ad Slogan rejected by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce:
1. Visit Cleveland - Nobody has been able to set our river on fire in 41 years!

93 posted on 08/05/2010 2:58:37 PM PDT by VRWCmember
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To: NeoCaveman

Hey neo, we had a little bit of an argument going on this thread over the subject of joking about the burning river in Cleveland, and I felt compelled to join the fray. You know there are no hard feelings toward Cleveland (I had some great times in Elyria several years back btw) and I intend everything in fun and jest. Feel free to rag on my Cowboys and Rangers and the rest of Big D if you like.


95 posted on 08/05/2010 3:25:48 PM PDT by VRWCmember
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To: VRWCmember
LOL. Oh my gosh, that is soooooooo funny.

Ya gotta love the The Mistake by the Lake though.

121 posted on 08/08/2010 8:58:21 AM PDT by Amagi (Yo, Homeland Security: Stay stupid. Stay PC. Don't profile. Look for the bomb not the bomber.)
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